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Use of Blackboard Learning Management System
Students can access course materials, assignments, and announcements via Blackboard, the university’s official online learning platform.
first login uses student number as username and password; If unable to log in to Blackboard: contact the e-learning team
Places
eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal
Reference
https://www.mut.ac.za/ltdc/first-year-experience-fye/getting-started/q-a/
Mentorship through the First-Year Experience (FYE) programme
New students can be guided by senior student volunteers who support them socially and academically during their first year at Mangosuthu University of Technology.
senior student volunteers guide assigned mentees socially and academically
Access to MUT email account
All students receive a free MUT email account to communicate with staff and access university services.
use and track the free MUT email provided
Submission of bank statements and certified ID copies
Students can submit required documents such as bank statements and certified identity documents to the designated email address for verification purposes.
Bank statements and certified ID copies: statements@mut.ac.za
Academic advising services
Students can consult with one of two academic advisors assigned to their faculty for guidance on academic planning and course selection.
contact details are provided in a poster under the student support tab
Bursaries and scholarships for non-NSFAS students
Students not covered by NSFAS may apply for bursaries or scholarships offered by private organisations, SETA, or the university.
non-NSFAS students must apply for bursaries/scholarships
Financial assistance via NSFAS
Eligible students can apply for financial aid through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) to fund their studies.
mainstream qualifications are primarily funded by NSFAS for qualifying students
